Multi-Gem Souriant Bracelet - TWISTonline

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Dorette

Multi-Gem Souriant Bracelet

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price: $3,090.00

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As captivating and eye-catching as it is sophisticated and statement making, this one-of-a-kind bracelet by Parisian designer Dorette is a vibrant combination of multi-shaped gems set along the top half of the hinged, 18K gold bracelet. Meticulously hand-set in 18K gold bezels backed by sterling silver, the stones - including tourmaline, spinel, vintage coral, emerald, amethyst, and diamonds - result in an unapologetically eclectic composition. With its feminine elegance, this bracelet is nothing short of pure, creative genius and a perfect harmony of shape, size and color. Part of the back connects to a hinge allowing for ease in putting it on and taking it off.

interior dimensions : just over 1 3/4" x 2 1/8" : 18K yellow gold and sterling silver
blue sapphire : 6mm x 4mm : .62cttw
purple sapphire : 9mm x 4.5mm : 1.11ct
pink spinel : 2mm diameter : .06ct
green tourmaline : 2 : 4.5mm x 4mm and 7mm x 3mm each : .50cttw
coral : 6.5mm x 5mm : .40ct
yellow tourmaline : 2 : 3mm diameter and 9mm x 4.5mm : .44cttw
moonstone : 4mm diameter .21ct
pink tourmaline : 4mm x 3mm : .15ct
amethyst : 4mm x 3mm : .11ct
emerald : 1.5mm diameter : .03ct
diamonds : 2 : 3mm diameter and 5mm x 4mm each : .46cttw
fastens with hinge safety clasp closure

Paris - Catherine Lévy has always had a passion for making beautiful jewelry. As a child growing up on Paris, she would assemble wearable creations made from chick peas, pebbles, snail shells and other random objects. She continued to hone her creativity while attending art school where she studied design. During her travels to India, she became dazzled by the profusion of personal adornment she encountered and dreamed of mixing the lush richness of traditional jewelry with jewelry forms of the French provinces. The result is her collection based on the color, form and natural shape of precious gems - each piece 'diffuses a singular murmur and (is) always cheerful company'.